hi, I am using Free radius 2.0 and Ms Sql 2000.I need to used my own customised table schema rather than the default table which comes along with the radius server in schema.conf. To do so is it necessary to connect through rlm_perl and deactivate the sql module in the sites-enabled/default. If I am using perl script do I have to specify all the parameters that is specified in the dialup.conf. I mean do I have to specify all the database connection parameters in the perl, or is there any other means like as we do in the sql.conf. Regards Elangbam Johnson
hi, why not just change the settings in sql.conf and change the queries to fit your needs? Best, JB johnson elangbam (05.03.2008 10:22):
hi, I am using Free radius 2.0 and Ms Sql 2000.I need to used my own customised table schema rather than the default table which comes along with the radius server in schema.conf. To do so is it necessary to connect through rlm_perl and deactivate the sql module in the sites-enabled/default. If I am using perl script do I have to specify all the parameters that is specified in the dialup.conf. I mean do I have to specify all the database connection parameters in the perl, or is there any other means like as we do in the sql.conf.
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hi, I am using Free radius 2.0 and Ms Sql 2000.I need to used my own customised table schema rather than the default table which comes along with the radius server in schema.conf. To do so is it necessary to connect through rlm_perl and deactivate the sql module in the sites-enabled/default.
It's not. You can simply create an additional table userpass and store usernames and passwords in it. That will leave slq module functional.
If I am using perl script do I have to specify all the parameters that is specified in the dialup.conf. I mean do I have to specify all the database connection parameters in the perl, or is there any other means like as we do in the sql.conf.
Please yourself. Both ways will work. You can even use connection details in sql.conf. Ivan Kalik Kalik Informatika ISP
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